ton length, in suede,
Nak, or white, at
Sorosis
Shoes
For Ladies. We car
ry a large assortment
in the different styles,
thapes and kinds of
leather, All kinds at
3
The Sorcsis is one
of the most satisfac-
{ory shoes on the mar-
ket. Did you ever try
a pair ? tter come
in and see how nicely
they fit
Treiousss, 2 bulton
h, in all colors
qualities, $1.00,
11.25, $1.50.
Cape Gloves (mar-
For Fall and Winter Wear
Trunks
Bags and
Suit Cases
All Sizes
and Prices
We Furnish
We Are Headquarters for
Homes
Complete
Try Us.
¥/ surrounded by indus-
hb beautiful scenery and
: of a modern indus-
Hr lL gi
Far ng taken to supply
this plo
land comprising
! SUPPLY of the best water the valley
: W EVARTS, 108 Hospl-
place, Sayre, Pa. Phone 244e.
AGH VALLEY R. R.
{In eect May 13. 1906.)
Trains leave Bayre as loliows
RASTDOUND,
’ A. MM: Dally for Towsnda, Tank
Jo% J Bannock, Wilkes Barre,
f1 ofl Chunk, Allentown, Beihicoem, New
alla 8, Baltimore sod Waahisgton,
BA. M. Dally for Towanda, Tenkhan-
58 mock, Plllston, Wilkes Baire, Glen Sum-
$8 mit Springs. amch Chunch, Allentown,
fiche. New York and Philadelphia
AM, (Weverly 630 A. M.) Week day
, for Ulster, Towa da, Mow
New Albany, Dushore, Satter
will
maock, Pittston ssl Wilkes aire
Shas
AM,
Tankheanock,
. Olem Sammit Spriag
Hoven, Peas lisves Jonction, Maact
Pitinen
Sterling, Dockash,
Happy Thought
and Lehigh Stoves
and Ranges
| From $10 to $75.
‘We repair stoves
and furnaces.
and Weshlagtos.
A.M.
Dister, .
ville, Maaboppen aod Tunkbennoxk
o vesl ; . Dall
RC (Waverly 132g P My ally
taton
IY Wilkes Barre, Glen Summit 5
Masch Chank Allentown eine
'BOLICH BROS.,
E PM. (Waverly (43 P. MM) Week dap
: uly foe , Ulster, Towanda, Mon-
5 Mew Albany, Dushore, Seiler.
: sad WikesDaiw,
: WESTBOUND,
BAM Daily for Oenevs, Bulals, Nay
ars Falls, Torsnto, Detre.l, Chleagy, 8
J Losis and petats west.
148 A.M. Dally fer Geneva, Rochester, Cal.
38 adenis, Detsvie, Paffsie Cou ects fo
[& Wisgers Pails and Toronts.
AM. Dally for Lockxwoo! Van Bites
ys Baca, Tramessbary, MHayls
Oeneve, Hochester,
Conmects for Asbury week days only
§ A.M Mask days ouly, for Lock wood
Van .
: § ace, Tramens
Jig a
Niagera Falls, Detrosl and Chi
. Pk
Bardett (W
Varkek and Geneva.
Bufiato,’ Cleveiand, Detroit. asd
: t,
4 Conaects for Auburn week en only
IF P.M. Dally, Back Uiamond
Rochester, Bulut, N
Dutrell, Chicago, SL io
for Lockwood, Van Bitten,
and Menchastor.
———
rr
Jor Owege, Pree.
Sr,
HARDWARE
When you want a cement side-
‘walk laid in a first-class, durable
| manner, cal! on Simeon Davis. You
{ will get the benefit of years of prac-
| tical expericace. Mason work of
{all kinds. Simoon Davis, Olive St.,
| Sayre.
COAL
At the Lowust Posaible Prices.
—
Orders can b= loft at Went Ksyre Drog
| Store, both phen; or at the Erle strees
| yarda at Bayre. §oth Phones
COLEMAR WASSLER,
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
UNION OFFICERS KILLED.
Strike Riot at Buckingham, Canada,
Ends Fatally.
BUCKINGHAM, Que, Oct. U-Ti®
| McLaren Lumber company endeavored
to break a strike which bas been In
| progress at their iailis here for a
| month, and strikers and detectives en-
gaged in a battle with guus that lasted
| some hours
| Two strikers were killed and one de-
tective aud thirteen utbher persons in-
Jured
The dead are sald to be President
.Bellanger and the vice president of the
Lumbermeu’s union ;
Troops Sent te Quell Riot,
OTTAWA, Oct. 8 Fifty men of the
Forty third battalion, fifty men from
the governor general's foot guards and
a machine gun detachment from the
Forty third battalion have been sent to
| Buckiugbam, Que, where a riot was
| reported between strikers aud strike
| breakers, The troops left by special
{ train
| PRETTY GIRLS AS USHERS.
Inovation at Manayunk Church Aug.
{ ments Its Treasury,
{ PHILADELI HIA, Oct. 9 —Ebenezer
| Methodist Episcopal church, Mana.
| yuak, wus crowded to the doors Sun-
{day evening when a dozen pretty
| young women assumed their doties as
{ ushers and also took up the collection
Muny of the strangers present were
{ ouug wen. The young women were
| gowned ln white aud performed thelr
| duties gracefully,
| The pastor, the Rev. Everett D. Deck.
| er, is enthusiastic over the success of
| the new ushers and after the service
| sald that it would surely increase the
| permanent church attendance, The col.
lection was much larger than usual
Each girl turned in her plate heaped
with silver coin and notes :
Trouble Feared at Clenfuegos.
HAVANA, Oct. 0 —The notorious
condition of factional Hl feeling which
has existed at Cienfuegos since the
presidential campaign of 1905 and
which then resulted in the deaths of
Congressman Villuendas and Chief of
Police 1Hance Increased during the re
cent revolution to such an extent that
the return of the rebels from the fleld
is now causiug a dangerous condition,
which the provisional government con-
siders it Is highly necessary to end.
With this in view Governor Taft last
night sent Consul General Steinhart to
Clenfuegos with authority to take any
action that be way deewr advisable In
the matter
Archbishop Against Modus Vivendi
ST. JOHN'S, N. F, Oct. 9—~Popular
anger agalust the wodus viveodi ar-
ranged by the United States and Brit.
ish governments relating to the New.
foundland herring fishery Is growing.
There Is a geuernl feeling that the
compromise arrived at was a back-
down on the part of the British wmin-
istry. Archbishop Howley, the Roman
Catholic prelate, speaking at & paro-
chial festival, declared the modus vi-
vend! a shameful betrayal of the colo
ny’s Interests and advocated agitation
Harry Conant was in Nichols
last evening,
Pyyography outfits at Strong's.
Wm. B. Stamford went to Itha.
ca yesterday. ,
Post cards, albums, 3c to §5 00
each at Strong's pharmacy.
George M. Legg is suffering
from an attack of the grip.
M. J. McMahon of Chemung
spent Sunday at Waverly,
George Fendcrion cf Nichols
was in Waverly yesterday,
Pyro, etched wood glove and
handkerchief boxes 25¢ at Strong's.
10,000 bait fish for sale at Lock
erby’s barber she Also hair cut
and shave for 25¢c. 118 23
There will be a dance at Stone's
hall on Thursday night for the
benefit of the football team.
Mrs. George McMahan, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs, M.
Mack, has returned ts her home at
Renovo, Pa,
James Nugent, an old Lehigh
engineer who left this part of the
country in 1880, is looking up his
old friends and renewing oldtime
acquaintances. He was one of the
first men who worked for the Le-
high. At present he if an engineer
on the Chesapeak & Ohio and re-
sides at Richmond, Va.
IN POLIGE COURT
_ Waweziy—The police captured a
bunch of three drunks last night.
The first one to appear before the
judge said that he was Henry Mc-
Glocklan and that he lived most
anywhere but called Penn Yan his
home. He was a fairly respects
able looking citiz:a and was allow
ed to go on condition that he leave
town at orce. The next was an
Italian who said that he lived at
Sayre and that his name was John
Bachellor. He was well dressed
and did not seem to feel very bad
over his arrest, but regarded it in
the light of a joke. The judge
imposed a fine of $3, but he had no
money with which to pay it.
REGISTER SATURDAY
Waverly—All voters should
take advantage of the opportunity
to register next Saturday. That is
the first day that the registration
places will be open, and if all who
can, will register at that time,
there will be no danger of losing
the opportunity to vote when
when election rolls around. The
place for the fourth district voters
to register is at Stone's hall. The
sixth district at Salisbury & Mur
ray’s office at the corner of Fulton
and Elizabeth streets. The eighth
district at the wagon shop at the
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Broad street, The seventh district
at the corner of Loder and Broad,
CONE T0 NEW YORK
William Hollendeck, the Tioga
House porter,who absconded a few
days ago with $20 has been heard
from, but has not been caught, and
his present whereabouts are a mys-
tery. When he left Waverly he
went to Binghamton, where he
spent the day. He found some
people whom he knew, and spent
a large share of the $20 in giving
them a good time. The Bingham-
ton police were notified but did
not happen to find him. He took
a train from there to New York,
and hasn't been heard from since.
SIX MONTES SENTENCE
Waverly—Mat Maloney, an old
offender, who has spent coasider-
able of his time on the county
t fell into the
last
New York city was ia town yester-
day securing the signatures to the
nomination papers that will place
the ballot. He was in Waverly for
signed the piper and charged 25
class of
shoes RSs
oe Williams
work. Another collected 25 cents
from an apple tree to sign the
papers, Mr. Rice did not expect
to find many at Waverly who
would aid the ticket, but they came
in at a great rate.
“MY WIFE'S FAMILY
Stage fright is generally associ-
ated witlf amateurs and first night
productions, but that it is not con-
fincd to those bounds is attested by
Miss Mattie Edward, who has
played the role of motherinlaw
Arabella Nagg in “My Wife's
Family,” ever since the first pro-
duction of the piece.
“We were playing ia New Ors
leans,” relates Miss Edwards, “and
during my long specch, one night,
in the second act, a woman came
into the auditorium and marched
clear down to the front row of the
orchestra chairs, disturbing a lot
of pecp'e, and then fussed around
with a big hat for several minutes,
I absent mindedly allowed my eye
to follow ker, and the first thing 1
knew I forgot my lines—:he lines
I had spoken nightly for two years
I was lost completely, I never cx
perienced such a feeling before,
and I do not care to again. Final.
ly in desperation | reached over
and took hold of Miss George, who
was playing opposite me. She had
never seen m= act that way before
and thought 1 was going to drop
dead. She put her am; about me,
and then, in an instant my lines
came back to me and we finished
the scene. This was my first at-
tack of stage fright, and it came
near breaking up the performance
completely.” Will appear at the
Yoomis soon.
SAYRE TENS
Perry Estelle, deputy prothono-
tary, called on friends here tcday.
A r———
Mrs, Frank Bloodgood of Owe-
go, was admitted to the hospital
today.
Pickerel are biting feeely. Nearly
every day fine strings of this kind
of fish can be seen going through
the town.
Hunters who have been out for
squirrel and woodcock report
game of this kind to be more plen-
tiful than in years. A good rabbit
and pheasant season is predicted.
It is said that men are so scarce
on the Lehigh Valley that perma-
nently dismissed employes are be-
ing reinstated. Old and exper-
ienced employes predict troubl: in
the near future on account of the
number of raw recruits that are
being added to the ranks of rails
roaders. They claim the new men
will not stand the hardships of a
rigorous winter,
INSTITUTE OPENS
Of the 460 teachers registered in
Bradford county only 29 failed to
record their names at the opening
of the Teachers’ Institute at To-
wanda yesterday. The institute
promises to be the largest yet held
in this county. Every indication
also points to a highly instructive
session. The program is an elabor-
ate one and the opening session
was a most flattering one to
shopper, tired
Bros.
Johnson
Nothing
those who
wish them.
Also full lines
of glassware,
Permanent Dentistry
A quarter of a century ago we
placed some gold fillings in the teeth
fo a well known gentleman at pres-
ent a resident of Sayre, These fill-
ings today are just as bright, firm
made.
the party, if. you wisk to see Jim
yourself.
workmanship, just as there are dif-
ferences in the various brands of
four. If you desire the fughest de-
gree of proficiency—ithe skill and
knowledge that will make YOUR
fillings serviceable twenty-five years
from today—come in or "phone for
an appointment. On the other hand,
if you take pleasure in having your
Leth filled over and over again every
year or two, you should go elsewhere
—tve do not do that kind of work.
JW. Murrelle, DD.S..
106 Centre St., ATHENS, PA.
Valley *Phone 97 D.
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